Yep, as I said in my post @Progrez he claims cubase, yet he's also put out 100+ tracks in 7 days, they all sound the same, they all have that weird 3 minute structure that AI music does and the sound design has a weird muddiness to it. Who knows for sure, but I feel like AI is featuring quite heavily somewhere in his pipeline.
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In Suno, you could literally generate hundreds of versions by remixing your own tracks, and then just keep chaining them like that. If you keep remixing a remix, you can end up with completely different versions while keeping a similar vibe. I’ve also noticed fewer artifacts in the latest Suno version... Or he could have just been running them through a DAW himself, applying filters and cleaning up the quality. But all of his stuff sounds clean, with no artifacts maybe the guy has just been writing these for years and finally decided to drop them all at once
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For example, this is a Suno remix of Probspot - Blueberry. It’s an older Suno version, so you can still hear the characteristic artifacts. You can also upload your own track and remix it by setting the tags you want
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No one in the music community gave a flying fuck when first piracy, then streaming, came in a stripped and gutted the scene of all money and fair exchange. Eveyrones happy to jump on Spotify but get all up in arms about AI and how morally reprehensible it is. Give me a break. AI is not going to take anything away from artists as there is nothing to take to begin with.
How do you know? Yes, it's a terrible track lol but that's not what I am referring to
DJs and producers were against it dude. What are you talking about? DJs, producers and musicians had no control over it. No one is a saint either everyone is a thief anyone says they don't is lying. I have purchased back a lot of the tracks and in fact I even asked Airwave if I could purchase his entire discography off him but he still hasn't answered my request. I have sent numerous emails to various people if I could purchase their discography off them.
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sound design, especially that lead synth and stabby bass, the overall arrangement, type of melodies, automations, track structure etc. Suno at the moment is very easily spottable with some experience and understanding of the process
I can easily find a dozen similar tracks on Beatport that would share all these qualities
this particular one might be a DAW/AI hybrid though, not a 100% Suno material but the essence of it is Suno for sure
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This is Suno with 90 percent probability, I will recognize these instruments and the characteristic elements of the artifacts. Suno has a very limited set of instruments, and these are exactly those
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"you got it all wrong, it's kind of boring/pointless when someone who has no clue about the production tries talking specifics. besides that noone in sane mind would do what you're describing." That's what you said, and this track is just further proof that I was right, lol. What's most surprising is that this isn't on some DistroKid it's on Coldharbour.
Is this by Suno as well? Do you hear that same boring rhythm? I hear this in a lot of modern day house or trance.
no this isn't, a much better and cleaner production. weird how some guys can't resist falling for short cuts
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While the previous track was definitely Suno, I don’t hear it as clearly here. Maybe Suno wasn’t used, or perhaps it was, but the author put more effort into it. You might have a point about the rhythm Suno could probably have generated something like that. I actually enjoyed this track a bit
While the previous track was definitely Suno, I don’t hear it as clearly here. Maybe Suno wasn’t used, or perhaps it was, but the author put more effort into it. You might have a point about the rhythm Suno could probably have generated something like that. I actually enjoyed this track a bit
I think that particular could be improved a lot if it had techniques they used from 2000-2006 progressive. The chord progression is very similar to Sunlounger - Feat -Zara - Lost except slower.
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This guy had been rather productive even before the AI boom, so I'm guessing he at least knows his way around the production software.
But then again, would it matter if he really opted for AI generation in the end?
I'm following a few AI 'artists' on Instagram and have to say the stuff is just getting better and better. The implications of it all just has my mind going wild at the possibilities. There's no doubt in my mind people will be taking famous IPs and writing their own entire series for it, for example rewriting Game of Thrones ending, with all the actors, creating a new Alien movie, or whatever you want. I've already seen small clips of a Friends short, and the actors and vibe was indistinguishable from the show, with voices 80% of the way there.
Also @Jetflag you've said a few times AI cannot create something new. I don't think I agree. Some of the stuff I see is so weird and original, in that I can get the inspiration its taken from, but could not find anything else like it...
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Also @Jetflag you've said a few times AI cannot create something new. I don't think I agree. Some of the stuff I see is so weird and original, in that I can get the inspiration its taken from, but could not find anything else like it...
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No, i said two things basically:
1 the majority of AI works are "shlop". So basically an average between a mona lisa and my 5 year olds drawning.
2 AI cannot create something "new" (though it heavily depends on what you call new) without human input, Which it can't.
This goes both for the library of (human) works that an AI needs to analyze and learn (and if that library is not updated regularly then it will not advance in its levels of " new" art so to speak) aswell as the need for (obvious) human prompting.
Ai simply cannot do or concieve certain things that a human mind (still) can. For instance. Ask an Ai if he can draw you a picture of a glass of wine that is 100% filled to the absolute brim/ edge of the glass with red wine and this will happen.
now you can try and prompt this till you fall asleep behind your desk..it cannot comprehend the glass being actually 100% filled because in its library the overwhealming majority of pictures are not of a glass completely full..
of course, i had to test this
